Greg Lewis
Greg Lewis
Greg Lewis is professor of Public Management and Policy. He primarily teaches quantitative research methods in the master’s and doctoral […]
W. Bartley Hildreth
W. Bartley Hildreth
Dr. Bart Hildreth’s research and professional interests center on the financing of subnational governments. He teaches the core masters course […]
Cynthia Searcy
Cynthia Searcy
Cynthia S. Searcy is Associate Dean for Academic Innovation and Strategy, and Clinical Associate Professor of Public Management and Policy, […]
Barbara Coleman
Barbara Coleman
Ross Rubenstein
Ross Rubenstein
Ross Rubenstein is Professor and Dan E. Sweat Distinguished Chair in Educational and Community Policy in the Department of Public […]
New Analysis of Atlanta’s Income Inequality Shows Metro Area Lowers Ranking from One to 19
New Analysis of Atlanta’s Income Inequality Shows Metro Area Lowers Ranking from One to 19
ATLANTA–A higher concentration of middle-income households outside the city boundaries of Atlanta significantly lowers the income inequality in Atlanta’s Metropolitan […]
Tom Mroz
Tom Mroz
Thomas A. Mroz, Ph.D., Professor and Bernard B. and Eugenia A. Ramsey Chair of Private Enterprise in the Department of […]
Bruce Seaman
Bruce Seaman
A former staff economist and consultant for the Federal Trade Commission, Seaman serves as a consultant in private antitrust, business […]
David Sjoquist
David Sjoquist
Sjoquist’s areas of expertise are state and local taxation and urban and regional economics. A specialist in the field of […]
Carlianne Patrick
Carlianne Patrick
I am committed to policy-relevant research that, broadly speaking, investigates how local variation in economic incentives and other conditions affect […]